Question for misuse of graph Trichotillomania is an illness

Question for misuse of graph

Trichotillomania is an illness characterized by the repeated urge to pull out scalp hair, eyelashes, facial hair, nose hair, pubic hair, eyebrows, or other body hair, sometimes resulting in noticeable bald patches. A pharmaceutical company is trying to decide whether to market a drug for trichotillomania. The pharmacist who designed the drug believes that the drug is very effective, especially when combined with therapy, while the researcher who did the testing with a sample of people suffering from trichotillomania behavior is less convinced. Their perspectives are depicted on the following graphs. Graph I Graph II NUMBER OF HAIR PULLS PER WEEK Graph I is presented by because it the effects of the drug. Graph II is presented by because it the effects of the drug.

Solution

1) Graph I is presented by the Pharmacist as the drug as the drug was effective as per pharmacist hence no of hair pulls reduced.

2) Graph II is presented by the researcher as the drug as the drug was not effective as per researcher hence no of hair pulls not reduced.